'SpeedKing Pan' built by Jeff Cochran of SpeedKing Bikes

This panhead from Jeff Cochran plends vintage style with state of the art muscle, and represents the signature style that is the SpeedKing swingarm. The bones come from a 1972 Harley FLH that was altered to include a dropseat conversion and signature series swing-arm unique to Cochran and his shop. With a vintage springer front end, the roller is a muscly looking low stance bobber with a racing heart. The power comes from a special order 93” S&S panhead with a CCI 4-speed tranny that sports a tech cycle belt drive. Shifting comes in the form of a jockey arm that keeps the handlebars clean as a whistle and completes the throwback style with modern engineering. This bike is so beautiful that our show sponsor, Russ Brown Motorcycles, chose it to take on the road with them and show it off at bike events around the country.

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[williaminnes]

Absolutely sublime ... a simply beautiful motorcycle build! Jeff is in a class of his own!